Top 5 Reasons to Attend the U.S.-Africa Business Summit

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#AfricaBizSummit - July 27-29, 2021
13 July 2021
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A Virtual 3-Day Summit | July 27-29, 2021

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1. Engage with the New U.S. Administration
Hear firsthand about U.S. Government policies on Africa from the new U.S. administration and other High-Level U.S. and African Government Representatives.

2. Simultaneous Translation
All sessions will be available in English, French and Portuguese, participate in your language of choice.

3. Discover New Business and Investment Opportunities
Gain insight on trade and investment opportunities and network with businesses interested in Botswana and Angola, interact with their policymakers and business representatives, and build potential partnerships supporting stronger U.S.-Botswana and U.S.-Angola economic relationships.

4. Virtual Networking with Business Professionals
We have selected a virtual platform that will allow you to make professional connections outside of your current network. Take a virtual seat at the table and discover new business partners.

5. Amplify Your Brand
Showcase your company to leading businesses and key government officials in the U.S.-Africa business and investment community.

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